Stas Oskin wrote:
>> maybe you manipulated the timestamps too much... Can you just write
>> an .mp4 using the input timestamps (in ms) and setting the timebase
>> to 1/1000 for both container and codec?
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>>
>
> I actually created the last file with this approach (codec timebase 1000,
> input timestamps directly used with written frames) but had 90,000 set for
> container time_base.
>
> Here is a link to file with same timebase of 1000 both for codec and for the
> container:
> http://www.4shared.com/file/68366181/36d9cdee/sample2.html?dirPwdVerified=44270eca
>
> It seems to have same problems though.
This actually is an almost-constant-frame-rate (I think it is constant frame
rate with some rounding errors) at 5fps. Look at the timestamps...
The video encodes a still scene, so there is no way to see if movements are
more jumpy at the beginning or at the end. And it seems to be encoded at
12.5kbps, so quality is pretty bad...
Luca
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